Nokia 6120 and BMW bluetooth car kit compatibility

I am having a compatibility problem between my blutooth kar kit of my BMW 320D (July 2006) an my new telephone Nokia 6120.
I can make phone calls and receive phone calls, but the address book is not displayed on the car's screen.
Everything was working fine with my previous phone, a Nokia 6234.
Could somebody help me on this matter?
Is there any software to download that can enhance the full compatibility?
Thanks

Hello,
Have you solved this issue. If so how.
MAny thanks
30-Oct-2007 01:31 PM
aticci wrote:
I am having a compatibility problem between my blutooth kar kit of my BMW 320D (July 2006) an my new telephone Nokia 6120.
I can make phone calls and receive phone calls, but the address book is not displayed on the car's screen.
Everything was working fine with my previous phone, a Nokia 6234.
Could somebody help me on this matter?
Is there any software to download that can enhance the full compatibility?
Thanks

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